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University of Prishtina’s Law Faculty Team Ranks in World’s Top 3

In a historic achievement, the Law Faculty team from the University of Prishtina has been ranked among the top three in the world, outperforming nearly 400 universities. This monumental success places the University of Prishtina’s team ahead of globally renowned institutions such as Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Columbia, Oxford, Cambridge, Princeton, Duke, LSE, and hundreds of… Continue reading University of Prishtina’s Law Faculty Team Ranks in World’s Top 3

Almost 200 thousand American Citizens Visited Albania in 2023

In 2023, Albania welcomed a diverse array of tourists from around the globe, with an increasingly notable presence from the United States. According to data released by the Ministry of Tourism of Albania, a total of 178,965 travelers from the USA explored the wonders of Albania last year. While Albania’s neighboring countries traditionally contribute significantly… Continue reading Almost 200 thousand American Citizens Visited Albania in 2023

Albanian American Cosmologist Laura Mersini-Houghton’s Perspective on Science and Belief

In a compelling blend of science and philosophy, Albanian-American physicist Laura Mersini-Houghton sheds light on the enigmatic relationship between the cosmos and our beliefs. Her recent talk, “Is the Universe Theologically Ambiguous?”, delves into the intricate dance between faith and science, a topic that resonates deeply with the Albanian-American community. Mersini-Houghton, a leading figure in… Continue reading Albanian American Cosmologist Laura Mersini-Houghton’s Perspective on Science and Belief

Albania Sends More Troops to NATO Mission in Kosovo due to Security Risks

In the wake of a recent terrorist attack in the northern region of Kosovo, Albania has announced its decision to deploy additional troops to the NATO peacekeeping mission in the area. The attack on September 24th in Banjskë has heightened tensions, prompting Albania to reinforce its commitment to the security and stability of the region.… Continue reading Albania Sends More Troops to NATO Mission in Kosovo due to Security Risks

Alba Life Schools Mark 16th Anniversary with Spectacular Year-End Concert

In a remarkable celebration of talent and dedication, several Albanian-American schools under the umbrella of “Alba Life” marked the 16th anniversary with their traditional year-end concert. The event took place in two locations, one in Staten Island and the other in the Bronx, showcasing the diverse and vibrant Albanian-American community. The concert was a culmination… Continue reading Alba Life Schools Mark 16th Anniversary with Spectacular Year-End Concert

Marin Mema Honored by Albanian Associations in New York

Activist Marin Mema has been honored with an award by three Albanian associations in New York for his contribution to national issues. Mema expressed gratitude to the renowned associations Ulqini, Ana e Malit, and Kraja for their recognition and unity. “Thank you to the three Albanian associations in the United States – Ulqini, Ana e… Continue reading Marin Mema Honored by Albanian Associations in New York

Akil Gjakova wins gold medal for Kosovo in the European Judo Open Championship

In a remarkable display of skill and determination, the Kosovar judo team secured an impressive haul of one gold and three bronze medals at the European Judo Open held in Pristina today. The standout performance of the championship came from Akil Gjakova, who clinched the gold in the under-73-kilogram category. In a challenging match, Gjakova… Continue reading Akil Gjakova wins gold medal for Kosovo in the European Judo Open Championship

Albanian architect, now also a professor at “City College” in New York

Ilva Dodaj, an accomplished Albanian architect with a residence spanning years in the United States, has ascended to the role of professor at “City College” in New York. A proud alumna of the institution, Dodaj now shares her wealth of architectural expertise with eager minds at the School of Architecture within “City College.” Boasting over… Continue reading Albanian architect, now also a professor at “City College” in New York

Kukës: The first city ever nominated for a Nobel Prize

At the height of the Kosovo war, this 16,000-person area welcomed more than 400,000 refugees. Now, Kukës is tapping into its unique history of conflict and compassion to lure visitors. Lush Alida Ismailaj was helping a French reporter cross the border from Albania into Kosovo when a bomb exploded nearby, spraying shrapnel and debris across… Continue reading Kukës: The first city ever nominated for a Nobel Prize

Join the Albanian American Protest at the UN: Stand Against Serbia’s War Crimes and Terrorist Acts in Kosova

On Monday, October 23rd, 2023, the Albanian American Community is calling for a mass gathering outside the United Nations in New York. This protest coincides with Serbia’s attendance at the UN Security Council Meeting. The Albanian American community seeks to shed light on and hold Serbia accountable for its alleged war crimes and recent terrorist… Continue reading Join the Albanian American Protest at the UN: Stand Against Serbia’s War Crimes and Terrorist Acts in Kosova